Hawaii, one of the towns devastated by the wildfires. Cars are lined up behind me, there is roadblocks, curfew to lift at 6 00 a. M. These people waiting to see what is left of their homes. Residents are being led in but its a horrible sight to see. Take a listen to one person we spoke to yesterday. I want people to know there are people suffering and we need donations and people shipping things out in families fed. We need so much help. Home after home and lahaina gone, the Property Data aggregator core logic puts the estimator at destroyed homes at more than 3000, the rising death toll at 80 people as rescue crews search for more victims, thousands of people left the island in 1400 are currently stated emergency shelters. It is unclear how the fire started but when they did ignite the island was ripe for an inferno, dry conditions was 70 h passing Hurricane Dora fueled the flames in a challenging battle for the islands firefighters. Residents say they were given little warning of the
them to bring in mobile cell towers so people can get a connection that is why some people are unaccounted for in many are fine but no communication. will: let s look at a sad before and after. that is historic lahaina town. here s the harbor lahaina princess, this is front street, even though it s been there you probably been to bars and restaurants, one of the oldest missions in the area and that s what it looks like today. as we said it is leveled to the ground. a couple more quicken before and after s. rick: the boats burned, fully burned as well. that is the front street, the same shot, pineapple story. you can see what it was it it s on its way. all of that is ashes. thank you for being with me on this. here s how you can help the red cross is helping out go to red cross/fox forward or text hawaii